On Tuesday 08 July 2003 22:53, George Papatheodorou wrote:
> The strange this is that user has writing access to the file, and so
> does his group. I even changed permissions to rw-rw-rw and the script
> could still not write in the file. The only solution came when I told
> the server manager to c
: [PHP] about writing permissions
Hello,
On Tuesday July 8 2003 15:42, George Papatheodorou wrote:
> I noticed that in all versions before php5 (I haven't seen this one
> yet), a script cannot open a file for writing mode is the file's
> owner is different from php's owner
Hello,
On Tuesday July 8 2003 15:42, George Papatheodorou wrote:
> I noticed that in all versions before php5 (I haven't seen this one
> yet), a script cannot open a file for writing mode is the file's
> owner is different from php's owner.
if user2 other than owner is trying to write to file w
I noticed that in all versions before php5 (I haven't seen this one
yet), a script cannot open a file for writing mode is the file's owner
is different from php's owner. Eg when php's owner is apache and
test.php's owner is user1, user1's script cannot write in test.php but
it can write to test2.p
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